Rick Rasch Heating and Cooling
At Rick Rasch Heating & Cooling, we've been providing top-notch HVAC services to the St. Louis area for over 30 years.
As a family-owned business, we're committed to delivering quality work.
09/30/2026
Fall can bring a little bit of everything to St. Louis.
Cool mornings, warm afternoons, and changing temperatures can have your HVAC system switching between sitting idle and getting right back to work. This is a good time to pay attention to how comfortable your home feels as the weather begins to change.
If something seems different when your system starts, stops, or changes modes, it is worth addressing before the next season is in full swing.
Rick Rasch Heating & Cooling is here to help keep your home comfortable through every change in the forecast.
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09/28/2026
Water around your indoor HVAC equipment is a sign worth paying attention to.
Your air conditioner removes moisture from the air as it cools your home, and that water should drain safely away from the system. If a condensate line becomes clogged or another drainage problem develops, water can begin collecting around the equipment instead.
Catching the source early can help prevent water damage and keep a small HVAC issue from becoming a bigger problem.
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09/25/2026
Your heating and cooling equipment is only part of what keeps your home comfortable.
Ductwork carries conditioned air throughout the house, and leaks, damaged sections, or poor connections can allow that air to escape before it reaches the rooms where you need it.
If your system seems to be working hard but comfort is still inconsistent, the ductwork may be worth taking a closer look at.
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09/24/2026
The calendar may say September, but St. Louis temperatures can still put your air conditioner to work.
After months of summer heat, this is also when changes in performance can become easier to notice. Longer run times, inconsistent cooling, or a system that is struggling to keep up are worth paying attention to.
Do not assume an end-of-summer AC problem can simply wait until next year. Taking care of it now can help prevent a bigger issue later.
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09/22/2026
If your AC is turning on and off more often than usual, start with the air filter.
A dirty filter restricts airflow, makes your system work harder, and can contribute to shorter, more frequent cooling cycles. After months of heavy summer use, checking the filter is a simple step that can help your AC continue operating efficiently through the remaining hot days.
If the cycling continues after a filter change, Rick Rasch Heating & Cooling can inspect the system and get to the source of the problem.
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09/17/2026
Carbon monoxide cannot be seen or smelled, which makes working detectors an important part of home safety. This is especially important in homes with gas furnaces or other fuel-burning appliances that will be used once temperatures eventually cool down.
Checking your detectors now is one simple way to make sure your home is prepared for the months ahead.
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09/15/2026
If the temperature on your thermostat does not seem to match how your home actually feels, the thermostat may not be getting an accurate reading.
Direct sunlight, nearby electronics, drafts, or even its location in the home can affect the temperature it senses and how your HVAC system responds.
If you are constantly adjusting the thermostat but still cannot get comfortable, it may be worth finding out what is causing the difference.
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09/10/2026
Your HVAC system does not get much of a break just because summer is coming to an end.
Your thermostat, blower, ductwork, vents, and other components continue working together whenever your home needs heating or cooling. With plenty of warm weather still possible in September, those parts can remain hard at work keeping your home comfortable.
If something about your systemβs performance feels different, it is worth paying attention to before a small concern becomes a larger problem.
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09/07/2026
Happy Labor Day from Rick Rasch Heating & Cooling!
Today, we recognize the hard work and dedication of the people who keep our communities moving every day.
We hope you have a safe and relaxing holiday spent with family, friends, and the people who matter most.
From our team to yours, have a great Labor Day!
09/03/2026
HVAC problems rarely happen at a convenient time.
Knowing who you trust before your system stops working or your home becomes uncomfortable can make the situation much easier to handle. Rick Rasch Heating & Cooling helps homeowners throughout the St. Louis area with heating, cooling, maintenance, and repair needs.
Keep our information handy so you know who to call when your home needs attention.
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